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    Tartarin De Tarascon
    Tartarin De Tarascon
    Tartarin De Tarascon
    Ebook131 pages1 hour

    Tartarin De Tarascon

    By Oliver C. Colt and Alphonse Daudet

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchive Classics
    Release dateJan 1, 1911
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      Ongelofelijk vermakelijk, zeer vertellende stijl vol ironie; ondertoon van kritiek op het burgermannetje. Typerende overdrijvingen, in lijn van Rabelais.Verdediging zuiderse mentaliteit.

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